Data Linked/Not Linked to You classifications are correct

The Linked/Not Linked classification is one of Apple's most scrutinised nutrition label fields. Declaring analytics as 'Data Not Linked to You' while calling setUserId(), identify(), or Sentry.setUser() misrepresents your data practices to every user who reads your App Store listing. Under GDPR Art.13 and Art.4(1), data is 'personal' the moment it can be linked to an identifiable person — calling setUserId() crosses that threshold and obligates accurate disclosure. Apple reviews this classification both during initial review and in response to user-filed reports.

Audit every analytics call site for whether a user identifier is passed. Any call to setUserId(), identify(), alias(), Sentry.setUser(), or equivalent makes the corresponding data type 'Linked to You.'

If you want crash data classified as 'Not Linked to You', strip user IDs and emails before SDK initialisation:

// Do not pass user context to crash reporter
Sentry.init({ dsn: '...' }); // no setUser() call

Update your App Store nutrition labels and privacy policy to reflect the actual linkage. If users are logged in and analytics tracks their actions, the data is linked — no amount of internal anonymisation changes the classification if the link exists at ingestion.